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by tpmx 3y ago
It sold for just $12 yesterday. (Some more shots here, too.) https://www.ebay.com/itm/274506300217
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by tpmx 3y ago
Relatively stable around 80k for 2018 and 2019. It appears they have executed a strategy to become a vertically integrated end-to-end logistics company rather than just a container shipping company. Profits during the pandemic allowed them
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by tpmx 3y ago
The 2022 annual report says 110k+ employees. The 2021 annual report says 95k+ employees. The 2020 annual report says 80k+ employees. Seems like they have acquired quite bit in the past few years, e.g.: https://www.freightwaves.co
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by tpmx 3y ago
Just to be clear: Bill Gates and Microsoft weren't anywhere near inventing this. They bought what was mostly a clone of CP/M and called it PC-DOS/MS-DOS. That's where they got the file extension scheme from. Digital Rese
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by tpmx 3y ago
As do I, but with mythicists.
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by tpmx 3y ago
I feel that's insulting towards judges in Delaware. Are you saying they are that dumb? (that's where the lawsuits were filed according to the article)
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by tpmx 3y ago
I'm bailing out of this discussion right now. Sorry. I just don't have this energy/time to spare at the moment.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Nokia going patent troll on small companies would not have gotten press? That is not very believable.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Old tv show eps that people have stopped caring about tend to be available on Youtube. That's the case for this one. Amazing stuff.
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by tpmx 3y ago
You should read up on genes vs environment vs outcome. Make sure to include twin studies in your research.
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by tpmx 3y ago
It's funny, because unlike her brother Jason, she doesn't really have it .
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by tpmx 3y ago
I don't see the point. Storage is getting cheaper faster than even MSFT app sizes, over time.
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by tpmx 3y ago
That East Texas court comes to mind...
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by tpmx 3y ago
So afaik Nokia did not patent and enforce that. Meanwhile e.g. Apple has very strongly enforced similarly silly UX patents. (E.g. rubberband/inertial scrolling and quite a few more.) They have also very strongly enforced silly design
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by tpmx 3y ago
> The usual technique is to go for the little guys first and then move up the food chain. Stating the obvious: That's hardly the case here.
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by tpmx 3y ago
The irradiation could cause random weird DNA permutations instead of just making the male fruit flies infertile?
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by tpmx 3y ago
This Plane Wasn’t Snooping On Protesters In Los Angeles, It Was Dropping Irradiated Bugs https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/33812/this-plane-wasnt... A good example of this is a series of missions that one B
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by tpmx 3y ago
Better and also not blocked for European readers: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/31/science/fruit-flies-los-a... ( https://archive.ph/omrGI )
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by tpmx 3y ago
slides will get noisy due to dust ingestion, even if you're very careful. I thought that phenomenon was primarily due to oxidation. Hmm, maybe get a used 80s mixer and use the hardware as UX for a digital mixer (with some algorithmic
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by tpmx 3y ago
"You are a Siri-style voice assistant. Be succinct and terse, but polite and helpful." seems to work okay with ChatGPT.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Okay?
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by tpmx 3y ago
Of course they are not ignoring the problem, internally. The issue issue at hand is that they are not being open about the problem.
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by tpmx 3y ago
Meanwhile I've been wanting like a 4-channel stereo analog mixer with nice slide pots and a UV meter per channel since the 80s...
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by tpmx 3y ago
Thanks.
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by tpmx 3y ago
As did pretty much any PC motherboard/CPU/GPU combination from the past 25 years.
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by tpmx 3y ago
It's not "refreshing" to hide problems.
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by tpmx 3y ago
:(
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by tpmx 3y ago
What kind of HW?
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by tpmx 3y ago
Do you also base that on something more reliable than that vague article?
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by tpmx 3y ago
Yeah, it felt a bit evil, but I also really wanted to share this because it predates HN and deserves sharing. And then the MicroTCP poster went AWOL...

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